Any interest in titanium replacement trigger group!!!!
I have access to a wire machine would there be any interest in a all titanium replacement trigger group and if so what do you think they should sell for
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It would be cool if you could make them for around $30 shipped for the hole assembly.
quote The Machinist:
quote WalkonKing:
I would be satisfied with a tool steel group that is heat treated.
You can spot a crook from a mile away.. wok..its steel..with 2 e’s 😆
Corrected, Thanks Champ!
Does anyone know what Air Force charges for a complete factory replacement and what price do you think an aftermarket trigger set should go for
quote WalkonKing:
I would be satisfied with a tool steel group that is heat treated.
You can spot a crook from a mile away.. wok..its steel..with 2 e’s 😆
I would be satisfied with a tool steel group that is heat treated.
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Aside from ‘because you can’ I have to wonder why?
Ti could no doubt be made to work, although getting performance as good as factory (let alone better) would be a neat trick indeed. And for sure it would wear faster.
Ti parts have a place where weight is a key issue (like firing pins on firearms), but as far as surface condition and hardness properly done steel has it all over Ti in terms of advantages.
If for some perverse reason AF shipped with Ti trigger parts, I’d consider heat treated steel an upgrade I guess.
A Ti hammer (with lead inserts so you could tune it) might be fun?
Doug Owen